TRADE WITH GERMANY
DIFFICULTIES FORESEEN.
[Pee United Press Association.]
_ WELLINGTON, April 18. Tho Minister of Customs (the Hon. W. D. Stewart) stated at a Chamber of Commerce meeting that ho would like to speak at 6omo length on the subject of resumption of trade with Germany, but a commit toe of tho chamber was at present in consultation with the officers of his department in regard to the matter, ami it was therefore to some extent sub Judies. He could only say that whatever decisions wore arrived' at, and whatever regulations might be drawn up, great difficulty must bo found in 'administering them. His officers looked forward with some perturbation to the difficulties they would have to cope with when trade relations with Germany were resumed. He knew of difficulties that would be experienced in Canada and Australia in regard to the matter, and nothing would please him better (if it became necessary, and it was possible to do it) than to have some consultative body which could be intermittently in session to consult with the department as difficulties arose.
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Evening Star, Issue 18254, 19 April 1923, Page 2
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180TRADE WITH GERMANY Evening Star, Issue 18254, 19 April 1923, Page 2
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